This title character was first introduced to English-speakers by the efforts of Thomas Shelton. He concludes that the modern world is all "machinations and schemes" after he falls out of a boat that strikes a floating mill. This character's books are burned by a priest and Nicholas the Barber. He confuses a barber's washbin for the Golden Helmet of Mambrino. A character dresses as the Knight of the White Moon to convince this owner of the horse Rocinante to abandon his quest, which is fueled by his thought that Dulcinea
This title character was first introduced to English-speakers by the efforts of Thomas Shelton. He concludes that the modern world is all "machinations and schemes" after he falls out of a boat that strikes a floating mill. This character's books are burned by a priest and Nicholas the Barber. He confuses a barber's washbin for the Golden Helmet of Mambrino. A character dresses as the Knight of the White Moon to convince this owner of the horse Rocinante to abandon his quest, which is fueled by his thought that Dulcinea is a princess. For 10 points, name this companion of Sanco Panza created by Miguel de Cervantes.
This title character was first introduced to English-speakers by the efforts of Thomas Shelton.
{Don Quixote}